On April 22, Join Wayland Walks Michele Grzenda, Weston Conservation Agent for an evening walk to see the woodcocks in their mating dance. The walk is open to all ages and will take place at Greenways Conservation Area, Green Way … read more
On Wednesday April 2, Sudbury Valley Trustees will show the movie More than Honey, followed by a conversation guided by Wayland backyard beekeeper Kaat Vander Straeten. At Wolbach Farm, in Sudbury. The movie “More than Honey” brings into sharp focus man’s many relationships … read more
Saturday, April 5, as we transition from winter hibernation to springtime rebirth, this Interfaith Spiritual Walk will provide an opportunity for us to collectively reflect on our spiritual connections to the Earth. Walk the Upper Mill Brook Conservation Area (107 Concord Rd.) … read more
Have you ever noticed that people are good at different things? The Time Trade Circle© lets us share our own skills and get help from others who offer things we need. When you spend an hour helping another member, one hour credit … read more
On Sunday, May 4, Wayland celebrated another Earth Day with a SkillFest. Hundreds of residents and neighbors braved the Tunnel of Doom & Gloom, celebrated Earth’s Bounty, learned lots of practical skills, and left a message of hope for the … read more
Rush hour traffic at the intersection of Rtes. 20 and 27 in Wayland was different on Monday, Feb. 3. Commuters were greeted by some 50 MetroWest residents sharing their message to President Obama – reject the Keystone XL pipeline and … read more
Beekeepers request that Home Depot and Lowe’s stop selling bee-killing pesticides and plants On February 15, beekeepers and friends of bees (and food) delivered over one hundred signatures to the managers of the Home Depots in Natick and Waltham and … read more
Transition is local but local fits into (bio)regional! Join the conversation about Region-Wide Resilience on Saturday, March 15, 2014, from 10am – 4:30pm, at Antioch U in Keene, NH. Many Transitioners recognize our profound interconnection with each other, and our … read more